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Yuan Ju and Jiawen Li discuss an experiment that asks whether people in a strategic situation behave according to the Golden Rule, that is, do not treat others in ways that they find disagreeable to themselves, a property that we call role-reversal consistency. Images courtesy of Yuan Ju and Jiawen Li.

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